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son, heed of the Petrolewm Department, and all of
these men are like Dean and Professor 3

are royal good fellows, but they expect you to hit the ball and
do the job.

Yes, you can work while you arc attending school
if you will budget your time and spend a certain amount of time
on your studies and a certain amomt on your work. Someone tells
ne : jellying". Am I right or wrong?

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1729 S. Denver
Tulsa, Oklahoma
July 22, 190

Dear Mr. Allen,

The registrar of Kansas University informed me that
my grades from Tulsa University were to low for me to enroll
at Kansas University this fall.

The Dean of Engineering at Tulsa University sent a
letter of recommendation to Dean Jakosky at Kansas University
but he has not received my transcript. I was advised to write
the registrar and have him give my transcript to the Dean of
Engineering. I should hear within a few days whether I will
be able to enroll at Kansas University this fall.

I am still working out with the Tulsa Oilers and am
receiving some very valuable help with my pitching.

I am studying geological engineering. Do you believe
thet since I am taking this course I will be able to work while
I am attending school.

I would appreciate your opinion on this matter very

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Sincerely,

Epes &. keep,

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July 26th, 1941

Ur. Bill D. Phillips
1729 S. Denver
Tulsa, Oklahoma

Dear Bills

Iwill see Dean Jakowky and Professor
Bugene A. Stephenson, who is Professor of Petroleum
Bagineer and see what we can do in your behalf.

You will hear from me again in a very
short while. I assure you I will be very happy to have
you with us.

Sincerely yours,

Director of Physical Bducation
and Recreation~ Varsity Basketball
and Baseball Conch.

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Sylvan Dale
Loveland, Colorado
August 4, 1941

Dear Dr, Allen,

Thank you for your letter in which you consented to lead a
discussion group at the YM-YW Freshman Outing on September 20th.
[I would like for you to take as your subject, "So You're on Your
Own Now." Such a catch topic can include almost anything that you
feel of value to freshmen in their first few weeks of becoming
oriented to life away from home,

The freshmen will leave by buses from the Union Building at
§:00 a.m. to go to Brown's Grove for the day, These buses will
return at 9:00 p.m. that evening. You are free to choose whether
you wish to go with the buses or drive your own car. The two dis-~
cussion periods that you will be leading will come at approximately
two and seven o'clock, If your schedule will permit you to fit
into this program, I will wait and make final arrangements with
you when I return to Lawrence, If such a schedulg is unsatisfactory,
please let me know. I am very glad that you will be able to be
with us on this outing again this fall,

In the letter you wrote me, the Mr. was crossed out and Rev.
written over it} I am sorry that I neglected to write "Jr," after
my name - however, I believe that you did know what the Freshman
Outing is since you have lead groups in it before. Just in case
you did misunderstand the set-up, please let me know also. My
position on the YM cabinet is that of Freshman Commission Chairman -
hence my job of arranging the Freshman Outing.

Best wishes for now and ever!

Sincerely,

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Aug.6,1941
Dr.F.C.Allen
University of Kansas
Lawrence, Kansas
Dear Doc:

Your letter of July 24th. was here when I returned
from our Miami,Florida meeting yesterday.

For many years Major Griffith has not selected the
officials for non-conference games in Football and Basketball
unless the school concerned made the request. Until last year
the Major has not been held responsible for the offic iating in
his conference.

Assigning officials for the non-conference games in
basketball is quite a task since the schedules are not made in
advance as they are in football. It is necessary from a psycholo-
gival view point that all assignments come from the Central office
It is not good for officials to be assigned by this office in all
instances except the non-conference games in basketball,and then
have them make out their non-conf erence schedule on their own.
As you know I am perfectly willing to have you make specific
request for these non-conference games,to gét #% many new men
in action on these games that you may see what they can do. For
the most part there has not been requests for mixed crews in
basketball between the various conferences;I feel that this may
be developed in the very near future,and will eventually make for
better and more uniform officialting in basketball.

You have seen MacDonald and Harlow in action and I
take it from your letter that @ither would be satisfactory with
you. I will write Rollie Williams today telling him that I am
assigning Parke Carroll to that game,and subject to your approval
will accept either Harlow or MacDonald.

I have completed assignments for all non-conferene
games except those of Kansas. Can you give me your non-conference
schedule to-date that I mgy get to work on that.

With best regards and all good wishes,I am

Sincerely yours,

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